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Meravennik

Talcahuano, Chile

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Meravennik ELECTRÓNICA MARÍTIMA offers a wide range of maritime electronics and solar energy solutions for boats. They provide certified radars, GPS, VHF radios, automatic pilots, and marine solar panels. The company specializes in brands such as Garmin, Icom, and Koden, and holds certification from DIRECTEMAR. Meravennik has over 50 years of experience and has equipped more than 500 vessels. They offer a comprehensive catalog with products including sonars, cameras, and Victron inverters and batteries. The company serves the entire Chilean coast from Arica to Magallanes and operates with 24/7 technical support.

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